2027年慕尼黑国际机器人及自动化技术贸易博览会

慕尼黑国际机器人及自动化技术贸易博览会（AUTOMATICA）是一个国际性的贸易展会，将世界各地的机器人自动化领域的人们聚集在一起。该展从2004年开始，两年一届，在慕尼黑国际展览中心举行。AUTOMATICA展作为世界领先的智能自动化和机器人交易会，AUTOMATICA汇集了慕尼黑技术中心的所有关键技术。这使它成为工业、研究和政治代表之间建设性和富有远见的交流的交汇点。还有更多：它提供了发展、主题、创新和解决方案的概述，从而在这些动荡时期提供了必要的方向和投资安全。因此，从自动化生产逐步发展到自主生产的愿景可能会成为现实——为您和您的公司提供发展的机会。

AUTOMATICA 展是制造商及装备和处理技术，机器人技术和机器视觉用户中心交汇点。展会由德国机械制造协会机器人与自动化部倾力赞助和支持，展会参展商、观众数据由会展自控统计社（FKM）公证，展会经“UFI认证”的国际性展会，资质证书由全球展览行业协会颁发。同样作为一个供应商的相关技术平台的理想选择。所以，AUTOMATICA是能够覆盖整个自动化应用领域，从通过个别组件来完成，通过相关服务,从具体应用系统，展品自动化整个增值链，同时汇集供应商和客户从世界各地，满足各自的需要，生产和工程管理人员通过展会可接触开发商和设计师。慕尼黑国际机器人及自动化技术贸易博览会的另外一个亮点是它与机器人与自动化工业合作密切。组装与处理、机器人自动化、机器视觉等关键技术成为了领域的核心。

相关技术被细分为下列主题：定位系统、驱动技术、传感技术、控制系统技术、安全技术、供应系统、软件、服务与服务供应商、技术研究。展会涵盖了自动化行业的各个领域，形成了完整的附加值产业链，从零件到整个系统，从技术应用到各种服务。虽然国际自动化贸易展是一个综合性展会，但是为每一位观众的方便考虑，展厅的布局是以主题进行划分的。展会为每一位客户量身打造其所需的自动化解决方案。展会提供最新趋势以及创新技术，为进一步优化生产工序提供具体解决方案。展会的目标人群定位于自动化零件与系统的用户以及产品研发人员，这些观众人群可能来自不同的大、中、小型企业。特别是在困难时期，无论是在汽车制造业（OEM/供应商）、机械设备工程、金属制造业、电气与电子行业，还是在制药、化妆品生产、医疗、包装与塑料行业中，自动化在每个行业中都应是一个重要议题。

展会规模：参展企业近千家，观众人数达5万，展出面积达达6万平米。除德国观众以外，其他观众还来自奥地利、意大利、瑞士、捷克、西班牙、法国、斯洛文尼亚、美国、丹麦和瑞典。约有来自约50个国家的参展商展示了他们最新的产品与服务。

AUTOMATICA展特定行业：汽车工业,塑料和橡胶工业,建筑业,航空航天业,化工行业,金属加工业,电气和电子工业,造纸和印刷业,饮料及食品行业,药品,化妆品,医药等行业,木材加工业,可再生能源,资讯及通讯业,包装行业。

展品范围(Show Products):

装配和处理技术：装配站和系统 ，为特定应用领域的装配系统 ，存储设备 ，设备的组织，排序和喂养 ，联和运输设备 ，连接部件和运输设备 ，紧固和连接设备，打标设备 ，测试和测量系统 ，基地及施工要点 ，手动工作系统 ，工作场所设备 ；

机器人：工业机器人，按建设性质上市 ，机器人系统组件 ，为特定应用领域的工业机器人 ，专业使用服务机器人，供个人使用的服务机器人 ；

机器视觉：机器视觉测量系统 ，机器视觉部件 ，为特定应用领域的机器视觉系统；

定位系统：模块，爪 ，夹紧装置 ，停止装置 ，气动定位系统 ，气动进给装置 ，气动饲料中风病房 ，微定位系统 ；

驱动技术：轴承，直线导轨，直线运动驱动元件及系统 ，数控旋转轴 ，数控直线轴 ，特别的驱动器 ，多轴系统 ，齿轮 ，工业电机，马达控制，电机保护装置；

传感器技术：接近开关 ，旋转编码器，机械限位开关 ，线性位移传感器 ，距离和厚度传感器 ，力力矩传感器 ，光电传感器 ，超声波传感器和开关 ，微型传感器 ，气动测量器，气动压力开关 ，附件 ；

控制系统技术；

安全技术；

供电技术：载波系统的电缆和软管 ，电力供应 ，压缩空气供应 ，真空技术 ，液压供给 ，载波系统的电缆和软管 ，电缆保护系统 ，通风技术和抽气系统 ，组件通风和抽气系统职业技术 ；

机器人系统及应用软件；

机器人服务和提供商；

机器人研究及其它技术。

展会报告(Show Reports):

automatica, the leading exhibition held from June 24 to 27, 2025, was an impressive demonstration of approaches to solving future challenges using smart automation and robotics. Barely 49,300 visitors from more than 90 nations, along with approx. 800 exhibitors from 40 countries, and an extensive supporting program underlined automatica’s domain leadership.

The four-day trade fair had a strong focus on AI-powered robotics, SME automation, health tech solutions, mobile robotics, and networked production. A successful range of topics according to Dr. Reinhard Pfeiffer, Co-CEO of Messe München. “automatica once again inspired the entire industry. The trade fair has seen significant growth in terms of both visitors and exhibitor participation, despite adverse economic conditions. That underlines its status as a must-attend in the industry.” Hubert Aiwanger, Bavaria’s Minister for Economic Affairs, stressed the significance of these future technologies during his tour of automatica and its co-located trade fairs Laser World of Photonics and World of Quantum. “Robotics and automation are going to revolutionize our production processes. The integration of Artificial Intelligence in particular will unlock a range of new possibilities.”

Exhibition Director Anja Schneider is delighted as well: “800 exhibitors and a whopping 1,120 robots made automatica an incredibly impressive crowd-puller covering the entire value chain. And I am particularly pleased with its pronounced employment fair character.”

Patrick Schwarzkopf, Managing Director of VDMA Robotics + Automation, also feels the trade fair was a great success. “automatica 2025 has shown that robotics and automation are the key to strong competitive positioning. It has provided an impressive confirmation of its claim to global leadership through real-world AI solutions, automation for SMEs, and networked production: It is the place where worldwide novelties and the future of automation is presented first.”

Exhibitors pleased with extensive inspiration

Exhibitors from all areas have come to a positive conclusion on automatica 2025. “automatica is one of the most important events not only for FANUC but also for the entire European robotics industry.” said Takayuki Ito, President of the International Federation of Robotics (IFR) and former Vice President at Fanuc. “It brings together global technology leaders and users to exchange ideas, explore innovations, and drive the future of automation. I greatly appreciate this platform for international dialog in my capacity as President of the IFR.”

Reinhold Groß, CEO of the robotics segment at KUKA, also came to a positive conclusion. “This year, we have seen remarkable interest from customers who have not automated yet. Thus, automatica 2025 was the perfect stage for us to demonstrate that ‘making automation easier’ goes well beyond providing easy and intuitive access to robotics.” Martin Bender of Bender + Wirth confirms from a user perspective that this is one of the major reasons for an increasing number of SMEs to turn towards automation. “I represent an SME and really appreciate the technical discussions with the exhibitors. The whole experience makes me feel that I made the right choice by joining automatica,” says Martin Bender. “The trade fair spreads inspiration and motivates me to try new things as we move forward on our automation journey.”

Record visitor survey results

94 percent of exhibitors gave the trade fair an excellent to good rating in a survey conducted by the Gelszus market research institute. They particularly appreciated the visitor quality (88 percent) and the increase in new customer acquisitions (87 percent). Correspondingly, Frank Konrad, Chairman of the Board and CEO at HAHN Automation, is quite satisfied with the four trade fair days: “automatica 2025 was yet another indicator of just how crucial smart automation and robotics are for the industry’s future. Agility, an open mind with regard to new technology, and constructive regional economic policy are pivotal factors in securing Europe’s role as an automation powerhouse. We experienced great inspiration in Munich and have a clear take-away from the week we spent here: The future is automated—and we are prepared to shape it together with our customers.”

Successful trade fair participation

Neura Robotics introduced their new humanoid generation at automatica 2025. “The trade fair has given us the opportunity to present our vision and products to tens of thousands of people,” said David Reger, Founder & CEO of NEURA Robotics. “We are honored by the incredibly overwhelmingly positive response and great interest in more than 60 NEURA robots.” MVTec Software is another exhibitor looking back on successful trade fair days. “We once again had plenty of great discussions this year—with both potential new customers and long-time partners. It was the unabated continuation of a trend that makes automatica ever more important for us and the machine vision industry at large as it evolves into an indispensable platform for exchange,” said Managing Director Dr. Olaf Munkelt.

38 percent of international visitors

The great exhibitor ratings are also reflected in the visitor statistics. The top ten visitor countries after Germany were Austria, Italy, Switzerland, South Korea, China, Poland, the UK, Czech Republic, the USA, and Netherlands. The share of international visitors was at 38 percent. 99 percent of exhibitors gave the trade fair an ‘excellent’ to ‘good’ rating. Furthermore, 95 percent of visitors praised the presence of market leaders, and the same share of respondents confirmed the leading role of automatica as they gave the overall atmosphere at automatica good to very good ratings.

Top-notch supporting program

“My first time at automatica was a fantastic experience,” said industry advocate Jake Hall (“The Manufacturing Millenial”). “I got a deep dive into product innovations while seeing new technologies, start-ups, and education shaping the future of the industry.” Like many other visitors, he was an active participant in the extensive supporting program. 14 showcases and stages, more than 270 keynotes, ten guided tours, and three workshops facilitated top-level exchange and knowledge transfer. There was a special focus on health tech with numerous exhibits from across the industry and the two-day MedtecSUMMIT.

Further, the munich_i Hightech Summit was all about the megatrends in robotics and AI. This event was once again curated by the Munich Institute of Robotics and Machine Intelligence (MIRMI) at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) and featured top-level speakers from companies such as Google DeepMind, Microsoft, and Nvidia. Prof. Lorenzo Masia, Executive Director of MIRMI, sums it up. “automatica is the perfect place to showcase the institute’s capacity of aligning to the different challenges in robotics and AI that are calling right now. And of course to network with the industry players we would like to interact and brainstorm with more.”

The next automatica will take place from June 22 to 25, 2027. It will again be co-located with Laser World of Photonics—the World’s Leading Trade Fair with Congress for Photonics Components, Systems and Applications—and World of Quantum in Munich.